Walhalla News Briefs and Advertisements Mix
Local Walhalla notes report visitors from Seneca and Westminster, a millinery opening by Jaynes, and a March mild spell boosting farm work. Advertisements tout oxford shoes, groceries, hardware basics, and a new rail of tomatos. Also noted are church events, road tax receipts rising to 2080, and a public notice about mail delivery rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ks. Alexander
Walbourt
Horn
Joudie Davis
Walhalla
Whitmire
Seneca
Walhalls
Jayney
Oval Department
John Joost
Jacksonville
Fla
R. C. Cronahan
Ensley
Bualoas
R. Phillipa-Cochran
M. Lowery
Tueaday
Soomo
M. Shelton
A. W. ‘Thompson
Yeatordy
Huninona
Misa Stella Vincannon
Minn Mannie Crisp
Oxfords
A. E. Baulright
Andrew Gennett
Gennett Lumber Company
Walhalla Drag Co
W. J. Linney
Loncon
N. B. Bury
Walhalla Hotel
J. B
C. G. Jaynes
Staynon
Earboln
Roward
W. Tyr & Co
Senco
al Howard
Votore
Skee Coy
Avery
B Baukoight
Max
Chis
Guntry
Enareo
Dovey
Treawnror Schroder
Payley
Indies
Tt. Phillips-Cochran
Jaynea
Frieday
Mathison Hardware Co
Saua
Hfarmer
Nork
Roy
Jones
Fragmentary Local Notices and Classified Snippets
A rough collage of community items with names and places such as Barton Galloway’s son J. B. Bauknight, Little River, and Devon’s War med Floor Paint. Includes local visits, church notes, measles reports, and a medical advertisement for PAZO ointment. Details are scattered and partially readable across many individuals and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nulaen
Childenn
Oxfords
J.B. Bauknight
Barton Galloway
Aed Tien
Jehand
Moroney
Balom
Local Briefs and Notices From Community Gatherings
Names of residents and visitors appear in a stream of short items recording marriages renewals and travels. Samuel Moore and Miew Kilon Woll wed on March 20, while Mies Luis Jancy renewed from Homer Georgia. Several locals journeyed for business and family visits, and a park outing left some lightly hurt. An advertisement touts a buggy finish coat sold by J W Boll with Gloria Carriage Hoint and other horse care items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Samuel Moore
Miew Kilon Woll
Mies Luis Jancy
Homer
Sheie Boen
William Gullanger
Westminster
Price
Andoraou Gu
Misa Shirley
Polzor
J. A. King
Cedar Springhlat Wank
Moaval
Local Notes From Friendship Area Include Visits And Weather
The report mentions mild printing weather in April, farmers working fields, and visits by Mrs Sue Sears returning from a five week stay with Hill Sears. Mrs Hamp Phillipe visits relatives in Anderson. Nelson Smith, age over 48, from Kasloy and Pickoun, is noted for a mule used since 1869, still a workable plow animal yielding crops yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Sears
Hill Sears
Hamp Phillipe
Anderson
Kasloy Mrogeeba
Nelson Smith
Kasloy Ani Pickoun
Lina
Thas
Farmers' Union Urges Nature Based Fertilizer Reform
The Farmers' Educational and Co-Operative Union argues for aligning with nature to improve farming profits. It promotes inoculating soils with nitrogen producing bacteria to boost leguminous crops, reducing need for chemical fertilizers and potentially transforming Southern agriculture. Field trials and Alabama experiments show nitrogen gains and favorable crop yields, with notable cost savings and increased productivity cited.
Inoculation and Co operation Boost South Agriculture
The article discusses inoculation with nitro culture or soil to cheaply raise yields, urging farmers to adopt cooperative and individual fertilizer ventures to grow profits. It cites Dr Moore's system and contrasts brain power over muscle in farming, urging improved efficiency and higher cotton output. It also notes rheumatism remedies and reports a Pittsburgh murder case where a wife killed her husband during a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy
Dame Nature
Nature
Moore
United States Agricultural Department
Naturo
Hila
Posneacion
Alabama
Murry Vorch
Byonm
Stortford County
Maryland
Rosita
Dimaell
Thova Plana
Dr. Moore
Norea
Timon
New Trial Granted In Adams Case At Walterboro
J A Adams once set for resentence for killing Henry M Jacques at Walterboro received a new trial after evidence surfaced. The motion was opposed by multiple prosecutors. Also Governor Hayward granted 30 days respite to Ned Blick, Manning murderer, citing insanity as experts assess. A commission on Blicks sanity was named with Superintendent Babcock and two Solicitors to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
J. A. Adams
Walterboro
Henry M. Dacquen
Lin
Ben
Townsend
Davis
Rush Adama
Jacques
Martin Jacques
Hoan Dodd
Jacquea
Adama
Wilson
Hayward
Ned Blick
Manning
Tin
Wilbon
Maining
Jugro
Shporendant Babcock
State Hospital
Tnaqne
Tnaqne, As One of the Commin Kloners
Mack
Wilton
Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Apell
Yours Truly
Wool and Personal
Houchine
Bob
Lewis Tohuwon
Wortminatar
Ruskin Anderson
Sonosa
G. W
Mesty A. Norton
Vant
Valhalla
Huwaokooping
McGoo
Grand Lodge
W.L. Varner
J. A. Stack
Mitchford
Dr J
Growl Lodge
Gesufort
Mau'a
Eastor
J. E. Bauknight
C.lntch
0. M. Shelton
Walter Dookins
Mx. Gaillard
Fivny
Millville Hill
Iman
C.W
J. B. Bauknight
May Ruskel
Kay
O. Kinwell
Monalex
Ruswall
Markata
Phillipa Cochran
Senecs
Washington
ACME
United States
Rassons
APO
Walhalla Braue Co
Devon
J. W. Bally
South Union
O. F. Inbell
George W
Dave McGuire
Newry
Crawford
McGuire
A. McDaniel
Modunkin
J. M. Dowin
Dock Isbell
Ila
Druggiata
Parix Medicine Co
St. Louis
New Hope
W. G. Seaborn
Natil
Sexwon
Lawrence Nimmons
H. V. Gantt
Polzer
Mra. Robinson
John Becknell
Pickens
Onoar
Buthor Kelley
Suntay
Anon Mauldin
Yarnor Lwo
High Balla
Hern
Dane Wyatt
Ida Volrath
High Falla
Karlie Kelley
M.A. Wood
Virginia McMahon
Chamberlain
D. W. Bell
W. J. Guteney
Tomstre
Dovee
Gloria
J. W. Boll
The
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union of America
Onlaian
South Carolina
Oo. Ei
Taka
J. W. Bell
W. J. Lunvoy
Louven
Pittsburg
Michaal Noke Viega
Tura
Thie City
Ihottie
Austria
Abe Bis
Wor
Abe
Shamo
J. J
J. E. Maddox
Atlanta, Ga
Eacb
A. L. Weeks
8. C
Miss Carrie Stucke
Walhalla, 5. C
Seaboro Bros
South Carolina College
ORD
Gaga
Revolvera
B. Ss
Audi
Loch
B.D. Burns
Clork
J. W. Byrd & CO
Senlor, S.C
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